slab-cli 0.3.0

CLI for the slab trading-card API — catalog, collect, and track your cards from the terminal.

slab-cli

A terminal client for the slab trading-card API — browse the catalog, price cards against real sales comps, and track your own collection from the command line.

pip install slab-cli

This installs the slab command.

Setup

The CLI talks to the hosted slab API. You need an API key — mint one from the slab portal (sign in → API Keys → create). Then:

export SLAB_API_KEY=sk_live_...        # your key (required)
# optional:
export SLAB_API_URL=https://api.slab.dev-jeb.com   # default; override for a self-hosted API
export SLAB_COLLECTOR=<collector-uuid>             # your active collector, reused across commands

Quickstart

# Catalog + pricing (no collector needed)
slab card search --subject "Connor Bedard"      # find cards
slab card price <card-uuid>                      # fair-market value from sales comps
slab card comps <card-uuid>                      # the underlying recent sales
slab set "OPC Platinum"                          # a set's sealed FMV + top cards

# Your collection
slab collector create                            # one-time: create your collector profile
slab collection add                              # add an owned copy (grade, cost, acquisition)
slab collection cost                             # log grading/shipping costs on a copy
slab break new                                   # record a box/case break
slab collection dashboard                        # portfolio value, cost basis, P&L
slab collection search                           # search + filter your copies

Run slab with no arguments for the full command list, or slab <group> (e.g. slab collection) to see a group's verbs.

Configuration reference

Env var	Purpose	Default
SLAB_API_KEY	API key for authentication (required)	—
SLAB_API_URL	Base URL of the slab API	https://api.slab.dev-jeb.com
SLAB_COLLECTOR	Active collector UUID, reused per command	—

What it depends on

Requests and responses are typed against slab-schemas — the same pydantic wire contract the API itself uses — so the CLI and API can never drift.

Requires Python 3.13+.